recovery

[juldea]

The Tool show was very good. It was loud, but not so bad as to make my hearing go. My voice might be gone in the morning though. Yelling, and WAYYY too much smoke.

I had an awesome seat. If you were standing in the middle of the stage facing the audience, and pointed out a 30 degree angle to your left and went out about 50 feet, there I was. And there were very few people in front of me; being on the 3rd row and all.

There ended up being this really nice group (2 guys and a girl) of people who came to illegal sit near me and we made friends. The girl was Michelle and the guys, brothers, were Ben and Brad, I think. I'm positive about Brad. Ben was Michelle's boyfriend. They were really neat, didn't hog my space, and gave me lots of free beer. I didn't pay for a single beverage there all night. I think I got about 2 free beers out of them. They also offered me mushrooms, but I politely declined. I had to be able to find Chris and Elise when the show was over. ;)

While I was gone, my cell phone (at the Happiness Hotel) rang a lot. If you belong to one of these numbers, please tell me: 520-5242 or 250-2648. My phone says only those two numbers called me all night, so I don't know about this insistence by Brendan and Chris that the phone was ringing off the hook (which it doesn't have).

My roller sneakers came in today! Maybe I will wear them tomorrow. :)

Well I think it's about bedtime. G'nite!

Comments

[goldbug.livejournal.com]

i tried your roller sneakers. i was wobbly on them which seemed weird at first because i'm a pretty good roller skater, but then i realized that although each skate has 4 wheels, they are small and centered, so it's a rollerblade and not a classic skate effect. i have never rollerbladed, so that explains my balance problems. but overall, they seemed fun.

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[juldea.livejournal.com]

Yes that is generally how they are for me, too. Maybe I will master them quickly though. I keep thinking my wobbling is because the wheels are loose, and that's scary.